• Part I: Truth, Belief, and Justification
  • Chapter 1: The Concept of Knowledge
  • Chapter 2: Epistemic Justification
• Part II: Believing Responsibly
  • Chapter 3: In Defence of Believing Wishfully
  • Chapter 4: The Ethics of Believing
  • Chapter 5: Objections to Believing Wishfully
  • Chapter 6: Understanding Things as They Are for the Sake of Understanding Them as They Are
• Part III: Scepticism about Knowledge of the External World
  • Chapter 7: No One Knows Anything about the World External to Her Mind
  • Chapter 8: Agrippa’s Trilemma
  • Chapter 9: The Significance of Scepticism
  • Chapter 10: Responses to Scepticism
  • Chapter 11: Most of What We Believe is True
• Part IV: The Ethics of Lying
  • Chapter 12: Reasons Not to Lie
  • Chapter 13: “Don’t Lie”: Discussion and Criticism
  • Chapter 14: Be a Liar!
  • Chapter 15: Why Care to Be Honest?
• Part V: The Nature of Value
  • Chapter 16: Subjectivism About Value
  • Chapter 17: Realism About Value*
  • Chapter 18: The Claims of Practical Reason*
  • Chapter 19: Relativism About Value*
• Part VI: Free Will
  • Chapter 20: Two Arguments that Free Will Does Not Exist
  • Chapter 21: Hard Determinism and Libertarianism
  • Chapter 22: Free Will Exists Though the World is a Mechanistic System of Cause and Effect
• Part VII: Philosophy of Religion
  • Chapter 23: What Are We Asking When We Ask “Does God Exist?”
  • Chapter 24: A First Cosmological Argument that God Exists
  • Supplement to Chapter 24: Analysing and Evaluating Arguments
    
  • Chapter 25: A Second Cosmological Argument that God Exists
  • Chapter 26: Ontological Arguments that God Exists
  • Chapter 27: Design or Teleological Arguments that God Exists
  • Chapter 28: Arguing from Miracles that God Exists
  • Chapter 29: Prudence and Believing in God
  • Chapter 30: An Argument that God Does Not Exist
  • Chapter 31: Religious Language*
  • Chapter 32: Living Without God*
• Part VIII: Psychological Egoism
  • Chapter 33: Selfishness and Self Concern
  • Chapter 34:*
  • Chapter 35:*
• Part IX: Reasoning Inductively
  • Chapter 36: Inductive Reasoning is Not Justificatory Reasoning (I)
  • Chapter 37: Inductive Reasoning is Not Justificatory Reasoning (II)
  • Chapter 38: Seven Weak Responses to the Thesis that Inductive Reasoning is Not Justificatory Reasoning
  • Chapter 39: Two Promising Responses to the Thesis that Inductive Reasoning is Not Justificatory Reasoning
• Part X: Philosophy of Mind
  • Chapter 40: Mental Events and Physical Events
  • Chapter 41: No Mental Event is a Physical Event*
  • Chapter 42:*
  • Chapter 43:*
• Part XI: Political Philosophy
• Part XII: The Art of Living

*Not yet written.

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